Côtes-d’Armor is a coastal department in northern Brittany, where granite cliffs, sandy coves, and Celtic traditions meet a land of character and contrast. From rugged coastline to peaceful countryside, it’s a place where heritage and hospitality go hand in hand.

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The capital, Saint-Brieuc, offers sea views, historic quarters, and access to natural reserves. Lannion, in the west, is a lively town near the Pink Granite Coast. Dinan, a beautifully preserved medieval town with half-timbered houses and cobbled streets, is a standout, while Guingamp and Paimpol bring Breton life to the fore.

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The coast is the main draw, especially the Côte de Granit Rose, with its sculpted pink rock formations and turquoise waters. Inland, rolling countryside and sleepy villages host chapels, menhirs, and legends of Arthurian times.

Property options include traditional Breton longères, granite cottages, village homes, and seaside retreats. Côtes-d’Armor offers space, charm, and a rich cultural tapestry—ideal for those drawn to Brittany’s timeless appeal.